The food closet is seeking donations to help buy a higher-capacity weatherproof cabinet and keep the closet stocked.
The lease renewal will allow Von Thun's Country Farm Market to continue farming on Culver Road open space.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency grant-funded initiative will examine flood risk across 10 municipalities. See details:
Salvatore A. DiMattina was recognized during a special Veteran Street Sign Dedication Ceremony held on Saturday.
Salvatore A. DiMattina will be honored in recognition of his service in the U.S. Army, township officials said.
The township was recognized in honor of its commitment to plant, grow and maintain trees to benefit the community.
Attendees will be able to hear a live officer Q&A, interact with community outreach resources and more at the event.
Edmund M. Mastandino was recognized during a special Veteran Street Sign Dedication Ceremony on Saturday.
Women Aware will use the $1 million to expand the county Family Justice Center and train law enforcement, prosecutors and ER personnel.
Certified child passenger safety technicians will inspect car seats and demonstrate proper installation.
The Clean Communities funding can be used for volunteer cleanups, litter removal equipment, drain clearing and public education programs.
More than 30 community groups joined the township-wide cleanup effort, which has collected hundreds of bags of litter annually since 1992.
The free summer program is open to incoming 6th graders and includes crime scene investigation, first aid training & a graduation ceremony.
The Township launched a state-funded roadway improvement project, with road closures expected on weekdays.
Middlesex County's food distribution organization is collecting canned goods, dry staples, and household supplies to stock shelves.
In a 22-page response, the township rejected Scott Griggs' allegations of a Coliform cover-up.
The South Brunswick Water Division has begun an eight-week flushing program.
Officials recommend running faucets for 3-5 minutes and cleaning ice makers after repairs and water quality testing were completed.
Crews will restore roadways torn up during PSE&G work, with brief delays and temporary parking restrictions expected.
Crews submitted water samples for testing Thursday morning; residents must continue boiling tap water until the NJ DEP clears results.
Program will dedicate street signs to honorably discharged wartime veterans, with public ceremonies scheduled throughout spring.
Township crews are working to repair a main break on Route 1; residents must boil tap water until the NJ DEP approves water quality results.
Kids and families can enjoy bike challenges, helmet checks and safety education all for free.
The township was recognized for programs addressing food insecurity, transportation barriers, and health equity.
The free program runs two sessions in July and is limited to 30 students each. Applications are due by May 1.
Here's what's happening in South Brunswick this week:
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
A ticket purchased at the QuickChek matched all five white balls and used the 3X Megaplier to claim a $3 million prize.
Phase III of the Fresh Impressions Road Improvements project brings ADA-compliant upgrades and new crosswalks to a key intersection.
The South Brunswick Water Division will flush water mains daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for approximately eight weeks. See areas:
Residents across the county are receiving fraudulent calls demanding payment for warrants — here's how to spot the scam:
A Brookside Mobile Home Park resident was placed in a temporary shelter after high winds toppled a tree onto their home.
The township's annual water main flushing program begins March 23 and runs through mid-May.
With the TSA now charging $45 to verify identities, county officials are encouraging residents to secure a passport book or card.
The township's Summer Parks program returns June 29 with six one-week sessions at Woodlot Park.
The Houses of Worship Summit equipped congregations across the township with life-saving skills and emergency response kits.
The March 14 fundraiser doubles as a team-vs-team donation competition, with the winner announced at the game.